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When Lehighton resident Amy Light learned her 29-year-old daughter was arrested in Altoona on March 28, she had questions foremost, why was her daughter in Altoona and why wasn’t she in drug rehab?
Katelyn Light’s monthlong journey from her parent’s home in Lehighton, Carbon County, to Blair County Prison is confusing and unclear, but it began when she enrolled in Pyramid Healthcare’s drug rehabilitation program on March 2.
Amy called the Mirror on Tuesday, emotional and struggling to understand why Katelyn Light was the subject of an article about a person who entered a First Avenue home, declared she was a cop and held up her empty hand as if she had a police badge.
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Pennsylvania State PoÂÂlice charged a Harrisburg man Tuesday for selling an informant in Logan Township $3,200 worth of cocaine between 2018 and 2020, court documents stated.
James C. Karagiannis, 21, was arraigned Tuesday by Magisterial District Judge Matthew Dunio on multiple drug-related felonies, but no bail or detainment information was provided in the resulting court documents.
In August 2018, Karagiannis allegedly delivered and sold nearly 28 grams of cocaine to a confidential informant in Logan Township for $1,600, police said.
The sale was conducted using digital communications between the informant and Karagiannis, court documents stated.
State police said the substance sold to the informant tested positive for cocaine.